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Here is a better photo. The fan is facing up (down would probably work, too). This dries them overnight even in my semi-heated garage here in Anchorage.

I use a box fan to dry the pads before storing them.

I've picked up quite a few vacuum cleaners over the years. I have a vac-n-blow that I now use exclusively as a blower. It's a good vacuum, but I get better results from my Rigid.

I've been very impressed with Menzerna products. I would love to try it!

Count me in, too.

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I'm interested in this, too. I'm just starting out. Here is a garage shot that took about ten tries. In most of the shots I took the finish looked pretty good. Any tips on how to take good garage shots?

Not a sealant, but I like Jungle Juice Purple Haze on my wife's silver E-Class.

:iagree:with all the above. Tell them when you make the apointment. Write it on the sheet when you turn the car over to them. Tape a note to the steering wheel. Had an SLK in for anual survicing just after a full detailing...it came back with serious swirl marks and they thought they were...

E-63 AMG...SWEET!!!:xyxthumbs: Quicker than my SL-500, but the top don't drop :cruisin:. Would love to see some pictures.

Thanks for the tips on using the forum. Already getting lots of great info from the sticky threads and the how-to posts by Mike Phillips:dblthumb2: Yes, I'll be working in my garage. I hope to have the car ready for the road by spring. A little about Anchorage: I love it here, but it's a...

My name is Truitt and I live in Anchorage, AK. I'm new to this forum and new to paint correction. I acquired a black 2006 Mercedes SL 500 a few months ago. The paint is badly swirled and scuffed in places. For Christmas my wife got me the Flex XC3401 Ceramic Show Car Kit. I'm anxious to get...